I always knew of the site but decided to only use it now recently for an idea of writing while studying and also getting feedback on my computer science course that i finished the second year of this year. I would much appreciate if people would check it out and help moving forward.
Hey everyone,
So like maybe it was in November, or maybe December. I took a test for my software design and development class. I failed it, it was a class I started late but I don't plan on giving more excuses. But while studying for it I decided to do some stuff that I never done before like writing about the recorded classes and stuff on Medium, but I wasn't really getting what I thought from them, so I decided to compile all of that information and make it into a website.
I did that and now I just want to see if I can get feedback on the site and see how it could be improved and see if anything comes from it in the future...
Link to the siteeeee: https://software-design-revision-hub-587811894693.europe-west2.run.app/
I've been away from building much of anything for the past few weeks and I plan on coming back. I want to build a simple extension that bulk deletes content you may have but want deleted an easy way... I'm not the best at explaining but I think with what I have started it will be finished soon. Like in a couple days....
Feedback on the idea would be much appreciated.
I made a Chrome extension that lets you control video speed with just your keyboard
Built a little extension called SwiftShift. Press D to speed up, S to slow down, P for picture-in-picture. Works on YouTube, Netflix, course sites, pretty much anywhere. Speed goes from 0.25x to 4x.
I thought of it since I don't have youtube premium and thought speeding through the ads would be a better way than just watching the standard version's of them.
It's free if anyone wants to try it:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/swiftshift/gpgopledcdkbecdhogmlhialmdlacjcg
Hey all, sharing an early-stage project I've been working on.
Flux is a Manifest V3 Chrome extension for syncing video playback between two browsers in real time, built specifically for streaming sites but works on any page with an HTML5 `<video>` element.
Tech stack:
- MV3 service worker architecture
- PeerJS over WebRTC for the data channel
- Public PeerJS signaling server used only for the ICE/SDP handshake, all sync data flows directly peer-to-peer after that
- Sync events: `PLAY`, `PAUSE`, `SEEK`, `TIMESTAMP_SYNC` (drift correction every 5s, threshold 1.5s)
- Content script polls for `<video>` elements, attaches native event listeners, uses a suppress guard to prevent echo loops on remote-triggered seeks
- Zero persistent storage, all state in memory, cleared on disconnect
Current known limitation: PeerJS connection lives in the popup context right now, so it drops when the popup closes. Working on migrating it into the service worker with a keepalive ping.
Not on the Web Store yet. I'd like for people to test it out when it is ready to see if it works out properly though..
Also next time I'll post something that I have actually dropped on the chrome store. .
Repo coming soon.
Hi, I'm Spider (pseudonym obviously). I build Chrome extensions, small, clean, and useful. No junk, no tracking, no "please rate 5 stars" popups. Just tools that do one thing well and then get out of your way. This account is where I'll share what I'm working on, get feedback, and maybe people will use them.